Towing a vehicle

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Hi Guys.

I have a 7.2 litre Dodge RV that used to tow a race car.

We really need to tow a vehicle as alternative transport.

Trouble is we have 3 kids and one of the motors is a people carrier.

Have any of you experience in towing or trailering larger vehicles?

What route should I be looking at.

Had a Smart but too small.
 
Hi Steve. Weight may be an issue. Check the hitch max load, as well as the difference between max train weight and max auth mass (forgotten the us terms for these, sorry). We occasionally tow Anne's Wrangler, and it's only just ok for weight, if not slightly over, when on an A-frame. Tows a treat thought, no prob. with performance of course. Still don't really know it's there.

Good luck

des
 
Hi Des.

Will check those out.

I assume if not using a trailer, hitch nose weight is negligible.

They used to tow a Mustang so I'm told.

Would I be better buying a smaller vehicle?
 
I tried this

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Then this


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But ended up with this


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Hope it helps
 
ahhhh John there you are mate

I will take the bike please, could fit it in the estate car :Rofl1:
 
The first one probably worth the most:Wink:

If you go for number 3 get one with a jockey wheel makes life a LOT easier:Wink:
 
Drop the motor and towing gear off next time you're passing please?

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Number 2 is nifty though:Wink::Wink:
 
If you go for number 3 get one with a jockey wheel makes life a LOT easier:Wink:


The reason for this is you cant see the car but you can jump out unhitch and manouver the vehicle wherever you wish in under a minute:Wink:
 
Gimme Gimme Gimme John.

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Gimme Gimme Gimme John.

Looks the solution to my problem.Link Removed


Reversing is not a problem really :Wink:just quickly unhitch and manoeuvrer:Wink:job done:thumb:

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Brilliant.Thanks John.

Mind if I ask how long you've had yours and how much approx it cost?

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One year £850 fitted:cry:

you can buy the kits from other suppliers

Is that about average?

£850 seems a bit steep but I suppose you pay for what u get eh?

Is it possible to fit yourself?


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Is that about average?

£850 seems a bit steep but I suppose you pay for what u get eh?


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They do the car electric the lot for that.

The car comes with the bus:Wink:
 
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Many Thanks John,

You've been very helpful.

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Keep an eye on fleebay:Wink:

as john says........keep an eye on fleebay.
i won mine for £120 complete except brake cable on car (cable £40 new)
others have been going for £2-300.
CAR-A-TOW by PRO-TOW should be £960 fitted or c£600 diy.

john.
 
as john says........keep an eye on fleebay.
i won mine for £120 complete except brake cable on car (cable £40 new)
others have been going for £2-300.
CAR-A-TOW by PRO-TOW should be £960 fitted or c£600 diy.

john.

Been trying to think who it was John:Wink:

Bargain to say the least:Wink:

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Cheers John and John.

Really need to sort something for next year.

By the way, what do you search under on fleabay?

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A.D.

Don't waste your money on that





Get one of these





Ideal Family runabout & fit in a decent sized locker










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or one of these if you had a curry the night before:Laughing::Laughing:





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Cheers ror.

Does it come with the occupants, Illegal or otherwise.:Rofl1:


" The car comes with the bus:Wink:"

I'll take the Bus, toad and A Frame John.:thumb:

what's the reserve on fleabay please? 99p no reserve?

1 minute to go. No Bids.

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